The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-12

ana charged upon tne tnrOng Inc ponce
had no intention OF carrying their assault
further, for theypauscd just out of striking
distance and slowly advanced, feinting and
lunging with their weapons and lifting
most menacing cries. The effect of this
was satisfactory, for very soon Kinzie street
was cleared OF all save the wreck, the
police and the few ngitatcd citizens who
fingered by permission To search for their
hats and other lost raimcnt. The prisoner
that had caused n portion of this disorder
was locked up at the Fast Chicago avenue
station, where lac said his name was Ed
ward Luce, of Lognnsport, freight con-
ductor by occupation. He was booked for
disorderly conduct, carrying concealed
weapons and assaulting an officer.
TWO ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
At $50 o'clock this afternoon two an
archists. giving their names as Charles
Lobclstein and Gustav llaines, were
arrested on the front platform OF
a Randolph car. With companion
they were talking in very loud and
threatening manner Of what they were
going TO do tonight ito get even for the
death of their friends and the friends OF
the laboring men, The passengers on
the car became frightened, and many OF
them got out before the ear crossed the
bridge. At the corner of Canal street
Officer Henry Smith was signaled by the
conductor, and jumping on the car
undertook, to arrest the men. Lo-
berslcin caught the officer by the
throat and made an effort TO get possession
OF his revolver. An exciting struggle fol-
lowed, in which many citizens joined.
The two men were at length ovcrpowcred
and taken to the Dcsplaincs street station.
Their companions escaped. Both men,
who gave their ages as thirty-eight and
twenty seven years respectively, wore
Grape on their hats. Officer Smith was
wounded in the Ilaymarket riots last
spring. About . o'clock two bombs, No.
ported 30 he heavily charged, were found
In an omnibus which runs between the
union depot and Lincoln park. The
bombs were OF gas pipe, each ten inches
long, They were taken Ia the Dcsplaincs
street station. Word comes from the
West Chicago avenue station that Mil
vsakce avenue is thungcd with people,
and the officers fear trouble.
MoRn ARRESTS MADE.
John Trcshdahl was arrested this after
noon, on North Clark street, for refusing
10 move on. At the station he was
searched, and several pieces OF gas pipe,
about three inches long, were found IN his
pockets with some pieces Of brass. lie
saws he is u machinst, aud that hc was
carrying the pipe 10 use in his business.
lie was charged with being disordcrly.
William Roger, German printer, and
Herman Muller, a German carpenter, were
arrested, Il appears, for scditious talk.
They are booked and locked up ut the
Chicago avenue station us disOrdcrly
persons.
ES0E's ANARCHIST BROTHER.
The saloon nj the corner OF Fullerton
and Lincoln avenues, which II quite
rendezvous for the socialists OF the north
side, was closed mp this morning 10y the
police Of the Larnhcc street station, who
mounted guard there all day Ia prevent It's
being opened and Ia stop socialists from
Congreniing in any place. late last night
a crowd ul about 300 people assembled IN
front ui the eturV formerly kept 10y
Engcl, ON Milwaukee avenue. and
now kept hy tho brother OF the
doomed unn, who spoke IN English
and in German lie protested against the
hanging 81 his brother and called Il the
murder ol an innocent man by the govern
mcnt which WIS Tor the benefit Of the few
and NJ the eos, Oi the many, the govern
meni which George Engcl had sought ~
overthrow. N hc spnke the claug and
rumble 81 apnirol wagon from the West
Chicago avenue station WIS heard, and ten
or q dozen policemen cleared The plncc in
an instant pushed Engcl into his STORE
aud made him lock the place up aud put
out the lights
$500 ron rnE roucrNES's WIDOWS
live hundred dollars was presented 10.
day IN the WIDOWS and orphans Of the men
Killed n, iln iihymarkci, ~ follows 10
: the widow oiOfnver Nclshanscn aud their
tour children, STA. 10 the willow NJ Of.
fccr flavin, si2N 20 Mr Ridden, SIPS.
10 Mn Bntrett. $50, and so to the snu ol
Matthias \ nDgun. The money wis tic
gilt of prominent business man, Who
placed ID in Inspector Bunnolds hands at
the time we'll known citizens began "a sign
the petitions for clcmcncy. lie refused TO
allow the usc d his name. The money
wis distributed IN proportion Ia the zigo oi
the family aud wiz handed out In the In
spccior's office this afternoon.
Tir --LATEST nom.
Attorneys Black and Solomon scut the
following notice Ia the sheriff Inst night
10 Canutr r. Mni.ou sheriff oi the COUNTY.
Flf-Nnu uro hcfrhy nufifri that the pretended
ofdsr. writ Ur mandate ffum The cl,tk eft ihr su.
hfrm- ruufi ui iliiruis. nUunrfn ruiud division,
alfciing ihr execution hy hanging 20 Nuru'i
tpiet. November N. fhst. n imperative. ILLEGAL
ebd void. and tllt Y g. issued nnd basel uu0n nn
ileEai. ItfvrulnI Hud void ttCill,d Judgment Nuu
NV iurhsr notified that ID y0u shall niIrmpt
y raUY sid prJfrnltI nflUf mandate uT sttnllUd
ndelnsut INTO execution If e.id spic' u. diryIied
~ iaid tfhul.l OfI.E mandate 90 ptallDd jude.
nisnt yuu viii D. h.d legally urInntihr iur wut.
de- aid civil, usTuHsihle inf ciufiue che death
81 AID srlu Without vauuut 81 law Hrt,oi
take due ulu0U. " T. Utt,E.
~ NAtnuug
attorneys ior August plyt-
ruE AuNrsrY ASSOCIATION.
The excitement WIS intense about the
Office Of the amnesty association Yesterday.
Joseph ". buchanan, IN commenting ON
the Governors decision, said. "Thc State
viii not h. twenty days older before u will
rgct This acliun The people will bJ
sorry and will rue the day thlt they per
miiicd his crime 90 take place. | feel that
The orlOr Tor the death II these men
should have been followed hy another
proclaiming martial Law In this city. 4
eoldiory wCrc here aud the police rruoyc,
from sight ! believe thcrc would be- II,
trouble. AZ II u fear the result. tn,
friends oi the condemned hate policemen
a. they hate nothing else, and the SIGHT %
blue coat l. likely 10. fine the heart q
some over jealous individual AMI lead /,
10 the throwing u bnmh. The worl
once started will continue. and nvcus %
blood be- made 20 Cow. hope nothing o
The Kind may occur but We cannot tel
what h before ~. b"
tina GOVERNOR AotFD Wisely.
The News this morning saws cditornlly
"Goy. oglosby has acted wisely In com
muiing the sentences Of the only two wag